Are there female whistleblowers, too? I have only read reports about Chinese males being rounded up...

Beijing Hunts Down Chinese Citizens Challenging Official Coronavirus Narrative
Zero Hedge
Feb 11, 2020

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As the Wuhan coronavirus rapidly spreads throughout dozens of countries, and the head of the WHO finally declaring it a "grave threat" after weeks of downplaying its severity, Beijing has gone to great lengths to silence Chinese citizens who challenge the official narrative.

While Chinese officials report the official number of deaths at 1,016 and just over 42,000 infected, there is plenty of evidence - including testing constraints and reports of overloaded crematoriums - that this is a lie, and that things are far worse than we are being told.

Risking their lives to bring us the truth are on-scene journalists - both professional and amateur, as no major news organizations have reporters in the field. According to the New York Post, "One crematorium manager told a Hong Kong reporter that, in normal times, his 24 ovens were lit five days a week for four hours at a time. Now, he said, they have so many corpses to deal with that all the ovens are going around the clock. This suggests the body count must be in the thousands."

Four days ago we noted the case of citizen journalist Chen Qiushi, 34, who has gone missing after defying Beijing's censorship laws to provide regular broadcasts on the situation in Wuhan. According to Chen's family, he went to a hospital with his friends last week but never returned.

"I am scared," said Chen in one of his last broadcasts. "I have the virus in front of me, and on my back I have the legal and administrative power of China."

"Even death doesn't scare me!" he added. "So you think I'm scared of the Communist Party?"

A friend and well-known mixed martial artist, Xu Xiaodong, claims that Chen was forcibly quarantined by authorities, according to India Today...

Another citizen journalist the CCP has been after is Fang Bin, who has been posting footage of body bags piled in a minibus before their trip to a crematorium. A video Fang posted of the exchange was one of the last things Chen posted on his Twitter feed before he disappeared.

Exclusive: Wuhan funeral home staffer reveals real death toll of coronavirus | NTD
China in Focus | Feb 9, 2020
https://youtu.be/-KFxCqV1fPQ

Meanwhile, controversy erupted over the death of Dr. Li Wenliang - known as the Wuhan whistleblower, who was accused by police of spreading rumors after he sounded the alarm in December over the outbreak of the new virus. His death last week sparked outrage over how he was treated.